Past news

May 11, 2007
Franklin Pierce Law Center recently awarded fellowships to twelve students to perform pro bono legal work for nonprofit organizations in New Hampshire and throughout the United States. The fellowships are made possible through funds raised by the school's Fifteenth Annual Public Interest Coalition, which raised over $56,000 this year.

Inequity in the Corrections System by Erin Callahan '07 and A Box Full of Papers by Mary Kueger '06, Pierce Law Magazine Winter 2006, Vol. 10, No. 1

Practicing law as a public service Representing the poor is rewarding by Lee Van Duzer '05 for the Concord Monitor newspaper

The Job of a Public Defender Can Be Lonely by Kate Morneau '05, Pierce Law Magazine Winter 2005, Vol. 9, No. 1 (scroll to the second page after opening)

Law In It's Best Light by Kimberly Kossick '06,Pierce Law Magazine Summer 2005, Vol 9, No. 2